Texas Governor Abbott has deployed DPS troopers and agents to aid President Trump's immigration crackdown, with expanding operations expected.

An elderly woman died and several were injured in a three-vehicle crash caused by an impaired driver in San Antonio, with charges pending.

Texas Governor Abbott requests $11.1 billion from the federal government for border security and immigration enforcement, justifying costs for barriers, National Guard, and state troopers.

Havanah Miller is due for a pre-trial hearing after a video showed her allegedly abusing a puppy; she faces an animal cruelty charge and was released on bond.

Seven women in San Antonio were hospitalized due to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a running car in a garage.

The forecast for San Antonio indicates unsettled weather, with predictions of overcast, drizzle, and rising chances of rain into the week, according to the National Weather Service.

San Antonio officials discuss potential new uses for the Frost Bank Center amid Spurs' possible move to a new arena, with proposals including expanding the rodeo event's impact and other community-focused developments.

A woman, Jennifer Rodriguez, was killed in a drive-by shooting; a suspect's vehicle crashed during a chase, killing another woman; suspect Ethan Gonzales was arrested.

A suspect was shot at JBSA Fort Sam Houston after attempting to breach the gate, leading to a chase by Security Forces. The individual is now hospitalized.

Texas Governor Abbott continues to enhance border security with Trump administration support, achieving over 530,800 immigrant apprehensions and pressing Congress for $11.1 billion reimbursement for related expenses.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office says there's no foundation for ICE raid rumors; Sheriff Salazar emphasizes legal protocols and cautions against racial profiling. Debate on immigration persists among local leaders.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of fog, drizzle, and thunderstorms for San Antonio, with mixed temperatures and varying chances of precipitation.

Texas Attorney General hosted a conference on victim assistance, drawing over 300 delegates to enhance partnerships and share expertise, with the Crime Victim Services Division disbursing a record $80 million in aid.